cf. Ստուգապէս.
oesophagus.
certainty, verity, assurance, verification.
shadow;
shadow, figure, sign;
—ք, shade, manes, ghost, spectre, spirit;
սին —, vain shadow;
—ք մահու, shades of death;
the dark grave;
—ք գիշերոյ, the shades of night;
— երեկորին, the evening shades;
— եւ լոյս ի նկարս (լուսաստուեր), light and shade in painting, chiaro-oscuro;
— արկանել ի նկարս, to shade a drawing;
իբրեւ զ— անցանել, to pass away like a shadow;
իբրեւ զ— են կեանք մարդոյ, life is but a fleeting shadow.
to speak darkly, with a veiled meaning.
circumlocution, ambages.
obscurely, shadowy.
shadow-grass;
producing darkness (night).
shadowed, figured.
sketch, draught, outline;
draughtsman, pattern-drawer.
to sketch, to rough-draw, to delineate, to trace;
to draw, to represent, to figure.
sketch, delineation, outline;
sciagraphy.
skittish, starting.
to darken, to throw into the shade, to eclipse, to offuscate, to obscure, to dim, to tarnish.
shady, shadowy, obscure;
figurative, symbolical;
cf. Ստուերանիստ.
shadow-like;
figurative.
sciamancy.
dispersing shadow or darkness (light).
umber, umbra.
covered with shadow, shadowed, shady, dark, obscure.
sciamachia.
to be covered with shadow, immersed in shade, darkened, obscured;
to grow cloudy, dark.
cf. Ստուերահող.
cf. Ստուերանստեալ.
sitting in the shade;
living in obscurity.
gnomonics.
cf. Ստուերամած.
like a shadow;
darkly, obscurely.
to dim, to obscure.
shadow-like, dark, obscure;
fleeting, passing.
to shadow, to shade;
to shade a drawing.
projection.
gnomon.
to cover with shadow, to shadow, to shade, to darken, to obscure;
to hide, to veil, to overshadow;
to give shade.
falsehood, untruth, story, fib, falseness, falsity;
ցուցանել զ—, to give the lie to;
to belie.
cf. Ստախօս;
adulating.
not to like listen to, or consent to, to disobey, to contravene.
indocile, disobedient.
cf. Ստունգանումն.
contempt, disobedience, indocility.
water-sprout;
top, whipping-top, peg-top.
cf. Զօրավար.
cf. Սպարապետ.
cf. Ստրատիգիոն.
general's tent, habitation, or quarters, head-quarters.
born of a slave.
honouring slaves.
slavish, servile.
to be or become a slave, a servant.
like a slave, slavishly, servilely.